Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian: Sunset, Sunrise
Nonagenarian Iranian artist finally gaining just recognition
Nonagenarian Iranian artist finally gaining just recognition
In the bar in Bunbeg House in Gweedore a few weekends ago, we stuck up a brief conversation with the barmaid. When we inquired if she was in Dublin recently or planning on heading down (isn’t that what all Dubliners do?), she told us she was on her way to Dublin Comic Con. Now in […]
We’ve Only Just Begun recognises just how incredible some of the local emerging female acts are.
‘Silver man’ is Matt Purcell’s third full length Album and his first solo effort.
Heathers was the first of the cynical teen comedies.
An evening of electronic music with bands Paper Dollhouse, Sculptress and BB84
GZA, aka the Genius, was the most cerebral MC in the Wu-Tang Clan, as well as perhaps the most acclaimed.
The festival celebrates the art of cooking with fire & smoke!
Even Julian Casablancas called Pink “analogous” to Bowie. Whether he’s the Rotund White Duke or not is up to the listener.
The perfect blend of curtain twitching creepiness which, like all the best comedy, never dates.
Eleanor Friedberger's music is electronic pop in its most embracing guise.
Free Meditation Ireland welcomes you to join them for a vibrant session of live music and meditation on Sunday August 19th at 4:00 pm.
So we haven’t quite fallen as head over Docs for these purveyors of jangly guitar pop from Melbourne. However, their debut album Hope Downs has touched a chord of widespread acceptance in an 8.1 Pitchforky way. With wry lyrics delivered in a half singing-half talking style, theirs is the soundtrack to summer nostalgia. For fans […]
James Devlin's work revels in the playful and provocative.
Songwriter Greta Kline, aka Frankie Cosmos, will be filling the intimate room of the Button Factory with what her and her band do best — sweet melodies and fast tempos. The four-piece indie-pop band is touring their latest album, Vessel, which was released in March. Since the success of the 2016 LP, Next Thing, Frankie Cosmos […]
Chances are, if you are anywhere near the Detroit music scene, you’ve heard of the influential hip hop trio that makes up Slum Village.
An illustrated journey through the north and south of inner city Dublin inspired by Ulysses, James Joyce, it traces part of the journey Leopold Bloom makes through the streets.
A Skull In Connemara does disappoint or fail to live up to the McDonagh formula.
Last of a three night run by GZA performing his seminal album.